MIPT: This means the fitting is threaded on the outside (male) just like the end of a piece of pipe. This connection must go to another fitting that is a Fipt (female) threaded. You cannot connect a Mipt Fitting to a piece of pipe without another fitting, since they are identical in configuration. . Slip: This is a smooth (not threaded) female fitting that will accept an un-threaded piece of pipe of the same size, which must be glued in. Spig: This is a smooth (not threaded) male fitting that is made to go into another fitting that has a Slip connection of the same size, which must be glued in.
You can remove the spacing between all paragraphs, as follows: 1  Click Home | Paragraph dialog launcher (the small arrow in the lower right corner). 2  In Word 2003, select Paragraph from the Format menu and click the Indents and Spacing tab.3  Check the Don't Add Space Between Paragraphs Of The Same Style option. 4  Click OK.ou can remove the spacing between all paragraphs, as follows: 1  Click Home | Paragraph dialog launcher (the small arrow in the lower right corner). 2  Check the Don't Add Space Between Paragraphs Of The Same Style option. 3  Click OK.
To set the spacing between words, lines, or paragraphs. In Design view or Code view, in your web page, select one or more paragraphs, or to format a single paragraph, put your cursor in the paragraph. On the Format menu, click Paragraph. In the Paragraph dialog box, under Spacing, do one or more of the following.To set the spacing that you want above paragraphs, in the Before box, enter a value in pixels. To set the spacing that you want below paragraphs, in the After box, enter a value in pixels.n the Format menu, click Font. In the Font dialog box, click the Character Spacing tab. In the Spacing box, click the arrow and do one of the following: To increase the space between characters, select Expanded. To decrease the space between characters, select Condensed.